Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
From the City of Chnrrhe..
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BRooKLYs, Feb. p, 1887,
 Lear tdlloT:-Ihe news of the passipc
 Si Seuator Pitt's ball m the Legislature
 nae sur prlsed the most hopeful of the
 hoi1ens Suffrage advocates. 4 leader Oi tla movement Ia conmentinR upon world editorial that "Notes in mum, cipEi elections nay lead to comrle.e ep. iEancnisenen:,' said lRughing!y that il male her as wrathfll ss the use of the
 "oId paupeS n the same paper has 4AAde the disabled veterans of eur civil War The idea that IL is necessary for e,' woman To oe sniraachised has always H'Isd me with indignation. l have paid I-Aes on large property ever since l "aS tHsnty-ihree years old" she vent Un- have kept mp own accounts, col iscteu my rents. and taxation without representation Is just us much tyranny TOT u woman as It IS Tor man. 1T It is Ho'' why notE My taxes nave to be paid | LesuiGfly, or l was Rmess able to n law "hich l had no hand in making and "hleh had as good 8 right to vote for OI against as my nearest masculine -eiS SIDor, who happened to be sn I,nor- Ant Iii7Emsn, although an Alderman -tAEA Twain 's speech a the Stliione s "e4 Iuo.I-Eer'5 dinner has had the eA-ct Oi si!rriag up considerable dig cAssIon in reference to the crammInc process Oi our pubic schools. He made ssFsfa' s.ce splitting quotations from .Ae i1aulscupt copy Of little book eu- ui4ei English ss -he is Taught" com piieG cY Mlss Caroline E. Le Row, and lo oe issued early ID April by Cassell < 10. Nobody knows better than Am rtIcas caief humoTis. that nothing m tLe world could be fuuuier than the ex- ample he cited, and being a kipd-| hearteC man, and aHxIous for the welfare ot the rsce, be realizes equally that noth. i-S can be sad1er. Tank of exanliua- ton papers that cOatGin such answers as These: "Herry the eight was famous for being great wldOSer. having had many wives "Ihe gastric iuice keers inc bones from creaking." Lord Byron was son of prCfligste and liouess. The root of the trouble lies in the fact that the memory IS trained to the exclu- | slOn Of every other faculty, because the public schools are obliged to graduate A | g.VeE number Of pupils, and If the teach- | CTS can only make the memory rotain the | heterogeneous mass stuffed into II till sx- aminauons are over, that Is all that can be reasonably expected. Bus this state of things cannot last. trubel SAW this | some time Ego, and builied wiser than he knew. The fact is. that like some awful sore II IS bound to come to a head and cure itself
 Brooklyn is just now full of bears. and mos. o' them with very sore heads. Al meeting the other evening. a very ex- citing one by ihe way. made up of trou- bled politicians agoulz-d aldermen and msyor, UUt.I Frutti was freely iniulrsd in. Boss McLough in alternatei with tobacco, and says that when the subject is particularly tough, he has to go for has gun. Some Cf taem will be auxious 70 @ for their guns and wade off be- Tore tLe investigation is over without much doubt
 Et l. no wonder that the ladies who have been collecting funds for Inc en- lcwmeut ot some iasti.uti~n Tor the poor Co celebrate the Oneen's Jubilee. should te dIsheartened acd angry a. the suggestion winch um0Uuts to a com mad from Hor Nai--'v 'hata part of The lruey shall be spent in the erection Jf Eu scGcstTilu st,tre 0s .he Prince C3ns1Tt. d freni commenting upon ,hs -s- freak, said tha; .u yi-!iiug one 5i iha OE'oId cyll-E.s recently she no- iiced iu tLe vest.bui' a iiia sizs statae ivGlh.d from head to Lacls and natur- lily fe.t some curiosity to know what 1t 'uuli be. She wEs informed that # Tss @ stStue ot tAe PTi1ce Couscri. lud hidden from publc view because he Qleun had made "ths subject" so ,hnOx.cus by ius'stirg ihat every insri- u.lOn should dO hO-Cr to Ll5 memory in kHu 70. ! [, they said, "ard We couldn't give II way, but we could tie 1t up and we lid IT the Prince is aware of the ner. isleoce with which Her Majesty foista lim upon au unwilling pubic, be can lo' be Q particularly happy denizsn of he Shining Shore, for Albert was mod .st ntd kind hearted whatever else he ' yrs not. Il. is rumora1 now that Patti has sev- ral times been Iu danger ot her life , rom crsnEs SLo have been lrlven v.lf ' 'y her Dc-U-y and success At one tune l Nv Dr.-gus she vas selected qs Q I ErEet vhrC EhOut to enter her carriage fter a moteoE.c perform sncs which re- '3rt says WAS never surpassed Patti ! e-Flsts 10 declaring that this is her 1; arewe!i tour, but it IS impossible to TsdIt ths statement for her voice IS , )velisr than ever and biri that can ing and won's sing, ought ;o be made . D sing" Seuatcr sEd Lieut.. Col. Bacon of the . 'w.n;y-thiri receivei au ovation on I ie occasion of regime7:al review by E iov. Hi.l on Monday night. Tins off o sr has always been a favorite hut now e is a hesu. Mayor Whitney calls hIm < that young msu' and one of the alder n len hints vaguely at q certain "nincom- I oop," but the boys cheer him, and the ( est citizens bid him God Speed. .
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